The Straits Times, 19 June 1964

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    Sarawak clashes: Ghazali replies
    188 1 'INDONESIAN VERSION IS COMPLETELY UNFOUNDED AND CONTRARY TO FACTS' TOKYO, Thurs.— Malaysia's Permanent Secretary for External Affairs, Dato Chaiali bin Shafie, today described the Indonesian version of the weekend clashes in Sarawak between our forces and theirs as "completely unfounded and contrary to facts." Commenting on
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    PULL-OUT BEGINS
    727 1 32 guerillas appear at village GIVEN SAFE CONDUCT PASSES, THEY SET OFF FOR CHECKPOINT TEBEDU— SIX MILES AWAY— AFTER COOKING EVENING MEAL From GEOFFREY GELDARD, STRAITS TIMES REPORTER at the border checkpoint TEBEDU. Thursday NEWS was flashed to the Thai verification team here this evening that 32 armed
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    Lock icon INSTABILITY IN AREA-SO AUSTRALIA GETS READY
    191 1 INSTABILITY IN AREA- SO AUSTRALIA GETS READY CANBERRA. THURS. The Australian Defence Minister. Senator Shane Paltridge. announced today that the (■overmm-nt had decided to introduce legislation to empower it to call up volunteers, troops and reserves for overseas svrvice. even though the Australian mainland or its territories might not be
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    New forces chief
    36 1 HONG KONG Thurs.— Lt. Gen. Sir Dent* O'Connor, new Commander of British forces in Hong Kong, arrived this morning. Gen. O'Connor was Britain's Deputy Chief of the Defence SUIT until i recently— UPl
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    Malaysia wins bid for more check points
    174 1 Malaysia wins bid for more check points RAZAK AND SUBANDRIO MEET FACE TO FACE FELIX ABISHEGANADEN reports on the first day's Foreign Ministers 9 conference TOKYO, Thursday. •TIIH FOREIGN Ministers of Malaysia/ Indonesia and the Philippines met for the first time here today and decided that three more checkpoints two
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    Lock icon That claim to Sabah
    42 1 TOKYO, Thurs.-The Philippine delegation today discussed the country's claim to Sabah with Malaysian officials and presented drafts of the memorandum on the question. The meeting, in Tun Abdul Razak's suite in the Palace Hotel, lasted one hour. UPI.
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    Malaysia insisted on verification report
    626 1 Now, with three additional checkpoints, we are back to five. Also we are one up in that there can be no further deliberations at Foreign Ministers' level until a verification report is received from the Thai teams in Borneo. The original ugreemTit reached in Kuala
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    Month-old Merlin strike is off
    125 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Hotel Merlin strike is off. This follows an agreement signed here this evening between the management and officials of the National. Union of Bar. Hotel and Restaurant Workers to which the 299 strikers belong. However. until late tonight no details of
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    32 1 APARTHEID STUDY I'NITED NATIONS. Thurs The Security Council today voted to set up study by experts of what further measures I'nitrd Nations might take under Charter to curb apartheid. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Jonio: We're going to join a federation
      118 2 Jonio: We're going to join a federation VAIROBI, Thurs x Kcny.i is. lo scrap its onstitution to become a republic and join an Last African federation, Mr. Jonio Kenyatta. the Prime .Minister, said yesterday. Speaking in a debate on federation in the H' use of Representatives, he said: "Today we
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      India plans ties with Seoul
      39 2 NEW DELHI, Thurs. India pIMM to open a diplomatic mission in Seoul, South Korea. It was learned yesterday. Mr. Alfred Oonsalves. Deputy Secretary in the External Affairs Ministry. probably will head the mission. AJ».
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      If Mao starts N-war...
      424 2 If Mao starts N-war. 'THE INTERESTS OF THE SOVIET UNION AND WEST WILL COINCIDE'— SIR ALEC LONDON, Thurs. JF China started a nuclear war, the interests of the Soviet Union and the West would coincide and be as one. The British Prime Minister. Sir Alec DouglasHome, said this in the
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      Lock icon Englishman accused af anti-Govt plot in Lagos
      211 2 Englishman accused af anti-Govt plot in Lagos LAGOS. Thurs. A 44-year-old Englishman and most of the top trade union leadership which led the recent 13-day general strike were implicated by police yesterday in a plot to overthrow the Nigerian Government. Mr. Victor Leonard Allen, identified In Lagos magistrate's court as
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      Lock icon LIFE TERM FOR 4 TOP DIEM REGIME POLICEMEN
      126 2 OAIGON, Thurs.— A special •C military tribunal last night sentenced four high ranking police officials of the former Ngo Dinh Diem regime to life imprisonment for liquidating political opponents. The tribunal, at the end of an elglit-dav hearing, also ordered the four
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      Lock icon Saved-by fluke shot
      73 2 LUSAKA (Northern Khodesiai. Thurs.— African hunter KapatuU Ncuni shot an elephant and then took to his heel* when a hufe bull from (he same herd thundered after htm. With the turious truir peting fp t tins cloaer and cloter. Kapatula desperately pressed the trit-er or his rifle
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    Lock icon Fighter bombers hit Pathet Lao positions on strategic hill
    153 2 Fighter bombers hit Pathet Lao positions on strategic hill VIENTIANE. Thurs Laotian Air Force T-28 fighter bombers today hit pro- Communist Pathet I.ao positions on Phou Koutt hill north of the Plain of Jars as small-scale lighting continued. Gen. Amkha Soukhavong. mil i t ary adviser to the Prime Minister,
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    Lock icon U.S. keeping open plan to hit Ho out of war
    230 2 U.S. keeping open plan to hit Ho out of war WASHINGTON, Thursday. IT.S. officials said yesterday that the United States was keeping open the possibility of hitting North Vietnam hard enough to force it out of the guerilla war in South Vietnam and the fighting in Laos. Just what form
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    Lock icon Karume warns non-Africans in Zanzibar
    100 2 ZANZIBAR. Thurs. President Abeid Karume of Zanzibar warned non-Alrican islanders yesterday that unless they helped to build 13 new houses (or old people by Sunday. They would be turned out of their own homes on Monday. "We have given the nonAfricans the chance to live
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    Lock icon UN team off to Cambodia, S. Vietnam on Sunday
    103 2 TJNITED NATIONS. Thurs. —The Security Council's three-member mission to Cambodia and South Vietnam is expected to leave New York on Sunday to begin its on-the-spot study of the border situation between the two counries. The group was completed yesterday with the
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    Border talks
    34 2 RANGOON. Thurs. Thai and Burmese Foreign Ministers will meet in Bangkok at the end of this month for a regular meeting on their common border problem, a Thai embassy spokesman said.— UPl
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    U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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    Lock icon FIVE FEARED DEAD IN FLOODS
    183 3 FIVE FEARED DEAD IN FLOODS (jMAHA (Nebraska). w Thurs. Flash floods swept through suburban Omaha last night, swallowing car& ?nd trailer homes. At least five people were feared dead. Rainstorms dumped more than six inches of rain In the western part of the city, hammered baseball-sized hall Into drifts and
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    40 3 ROME, Thurs.— Twelve Italians were killed by lightning during storms In Central and South Italy yesterday. Violent hail storms ravaged crops on the southern mainland and on the Island of larhla in ttie Gulf of Naples. Reuter.
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    Lock icon GOVT OFFICIAL EXPOSES BLACKMARKET IN ADOPTION BABIES
    162 3 GOVT OFFICIAL EXPOSES BLACKMARKET IN ADOPTION BABIES VJJASHINGTON. Thurs. A Government welfare official has said that an investigation into the illegal sale of babies in California had produced evidence of children being placed with couples for fees ranging from 1553.000 to U557,500 each. .Mrs. Katherine Oettinger. head of the Children's
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    Lock icon Five miners die
    16 3 BURAY. (Northern Franco.' Thur- Five miners were killed here In an accident Reuter.
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    Lock icon The Bard's plays: Is the Bacon Trust valid?
    304 3 The Bard's plays: Is the Bacon Trust valid? f ONDON. Thurs. A 63-year-old High Court judge whose recreations are the turf, travel and opera reserved judgment here today in a will dispute highlighting the perennial argument over the authorship of Shakespeare's plays. Mr. Justice Wilberforce had listened to a barrister
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    Lock icon Two more Hollywood marriages on rocks
    118 3 HOLLYWOOD. Thurs. Two Hollywood marriages have hit trouble, it was reported yesterday. Actress Suzanne Pleshette and actor Troy Donahue are living apart. And singer Peggy Lee says bandleader Jack Del Rio has moved out of their home Donahue predicted that his bride of six
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    Lock icon ROUGH RESCUE FOR AN AMBASSADOR
    145 3 OXFORD. Thursday. A 10 MAN police bodyguard half dragged Soutn African Ambassador Dr. Carel de Wet to his car last night after fight* broke out in the centre of the Oxford University area. He had Just finished a speech to the University Conservative Association on
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    Lock icon Johnson hits back at Republican election criticisms
    439 3 'No loss of prestige abroad or strength at horne 9 CLEVELAND, Thursday. PRESIDENT Johnson today hit back at Republican election-year criticisms that the United States under his administration was losing prestige abroad and strength at home. "We are not going back to declining
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    Lock icon Judge shot in courtroom
    49 3 ZOFINOEN (Northern Switzerland), Thurs.— A man pushed his way Into court here yesterday, shot the ludge and then turned The Run on himself Both died. Erwin Stoeckll. a gardener. 51. had often been on trial in the court. Police described him as a osychopath. Reuter
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    Lock icon US $11 million Russian loan to Pakistan
    64 3 KARACHI, Thurs.— The Soviet Union signed here yesterday an agreement giving Pakistan a US$ll million five-year loan at three per cent interest to buy Russian heavy agricultural machinery. The terms are less favourable than Pakistan receives from Western countries. But a Government spokesman
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    44 3 Italy without newspapers ROME. Ihuis. A printers strike left Italy without morning or afternoon newspapers yesterday. The 24-hour strike followed a breakdown in contract talks. The unions demanded 25 per cent more pay and walked out when management offered only two per cent. UPI.
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    Lock icon Papal delegate
    31 3 VATICAN CITY. Thurs The Pope has appointed an Italian prelate. Monslgnor Angelo Palmas, 50. to be his apostolic delegate in Vietnam and Cambodia with the rank of Archbishop Reuter.
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    'LADY GODIVA' IN A JEEP SENDS 6 TO HOSPITAL
    105 3 gUENOS AIRES, Tbnrs. Police here are lookins for a modern "Lady Godiva" whose jeep ride through the city *urly yesterday ended in a threes-car crash which •tent six people to hospital Eyewitnesses said the woman, who apparently escaped injury in the
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    Lock icon Death in the ring revives call for a ban
    182 3 I ONDON, Thurs. lj British doctors are leading a move to ban professional boxing following the death of a 21 -year-old Welsh featherweight six hours after collapsing in the ring. The boxer, Lyn James, a married man and father of a
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    Lock icon LABOUR SUGGESTS END TO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
    177 3 LABOUR SUGGESTS END TO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT LONDON, Thursday. pAPITAL punishment would be abolished in a drastic overhaul of Britain's penal system proposed today by a Labour Party study group. Wide-ranging proposals for penal reform are made in a report published by the 15--member group, headed by Lord Longford and set
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    Lock icon Outbreak of typhoid is 'contained'
    75 3 ABERDEEN. Thurs.— Aberdeen s> typhoid outbreak has now been contained, ttie city's health officer. Dr. Lan Mac Queen. said here yesterday. He had no evidence of any new source of infection The outbreak, thought to have been caused by an infected tin of corned beef,
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    85 3 LONDON. Thurs. Dr. John I Heenan. Roman Catholic Arch- 1 bishop of Westminster, has accepted an invitation to become I President of the Council ot Christians and Jews, uhe council announced yesterday. A council spokesman said "although Roman Catholic laymen have for some time served on
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    Housing plan in Lavender Street area
    280 4 gINCJAPORE, Thurs. The Housing and Development Board today announced the forthcoming re-development of the Lavender Street estate, "to afford better utilisation of land to build more houses for more people in that area/ The site proposed for re-deve-lopment is about 10 acres covering Kempas
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    TWO EXPERTS TESTIFY IN LABOUR COURT
    585 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. TWO university medical authorities today testified in the Industrial Arbitration Court that there was no difference in the standards of work between laboratury technicians and medical officers in the field of bacteriological investigations. They were Professor G.A. Ransome, Professor of Medicine. University
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    Bazaar for Blind
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishalc, will open the 13th International Bazaar for the Blind at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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    Yong to tour Jurong
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will tour Bukit Panjang and Jurong districts tomorrow from 9 a.m.
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    Thailand reaffirms friendship for S'pore
    321 4 CINGAPORE, Thurs. A glittering reception and dinner was held at the Cathay Restaurant tonight to commemorate 100 years of friendship and goodwill between Thailand and Singapore. Champagne corks popped and lissom Thai dancers performed to the haunting rhythm of Thai classical music. Toasts to the
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    Science quiz
    36 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The finals of the all-Johore Interschool science quiz organised by the Science and Mathematics Society of Johore English College will be held tomorrow at 8 pjn. in the Johore College Hall.
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    Water shut-off
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Water will be cut off in Changl Road between Joo Chlat Road and Still Road and also In Lorongs 102. 104. 105 106 107 and 108, Changl Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    New technical school
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Minister for Education. Mr Ong Pang Boon, will officially open the Balestier Hill Integrated Secondary Technical School at 7.30 pjn on Tuesday.
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      136 4 [fi AND OUT BY AIR 1 'THK following la todays nhcedule lof civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airport of Singapore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Line*: from Tokyo. Hong Kong. Bangkok (JL 715) 6.10 p.m. Malaytian Airway*: Prom Kuala Lumpur (ML 025) 6.05 p.m.; from Kuala Lumpur (ML 027) 90S p.m.;
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      284 4 i ML 613) 5.15 p.m.: from Jeuelton (ML 453) 13.15 p.m. BOAC: Krorn London. Tel Avtv, Trheran. Bombay, Colombo iBA 712) ."i p.m.: from Sydney. Darwin (BA 701) 6.50 p.m.: from London, Damasctu. Karachi, Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur fBA 794) 3.10 p.m. Alitalia: From Rome Tenerun Karachi, Bombay, Bangkok <AZ 766)
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    PWD's big development role
    487 5 Its pioposals cover a comprehensive range of projects to bring vast improvements to urban and rural areas r jMli; Public Works Department is expected to play a big role in Singapore's next tive-year development plan, which will radically change the face of Singapore. The Straits Times
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    Reclamation of land for new suburb to begin next year
    227 5 Reclamation of land for new suburb to begin next year SINGAPORE, Thurs. —Work on the reclamation of more than 1,200 acres of land, now under water off Bedok Road and Tanjorg Rhu, for a new residenti°.l suburb will begin early next year. The entire project, which will cost the Singapore
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    Slogan competition for shops
    68 5 KAJANG, Thurs.— A competition for business nouses here and other parts ol the District to mark the National Language Month is being planned. Business premises participating in the congest will use the National Language to display Ui»"ir merchandise, the price of the goods and also to
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    DPP withdraws extort charge: Two freed
    75 5 DPP withdraws extort charge: Two freed PENANG. Tliur.v Two youths were acquitted by the First Magistrate. Mr. N« Mann Sau. today when a charge of attempted extortion against them was withdrawn on the instructions of the Deputy Public Prosecutor. KetiK Hock Lye. 20. and Tan Ah Ghee. 17. were alleged
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    Customs officials seize goods worth $*****0
    108 5 Customs officials seize goods worth $15 9 000 PENANG, Thurs. A customs paity today seized one car and two speedboats containing $15.--000 worth o." goods in a pre-dawn ambush a Batu Kawan. Province Welle>ley The customs officers, arriving at the landing stage at 1.30 a.m. saw three men waiting beside
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    VIGILANTE CORPS MEN MOVE OUT
    87 5 SINGAPORE. on the alert. This Straits Times picture shows men of the Vigilante Corps on patrol against Indonesian saboteurs. Their weapons are only a night stick and a torchlight and a determination to see that the people of the island are not (joins: to be
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    NPC meeting
    19 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The National Press Club of Malaya will hold its annual meeting here on Sunday.
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    WHERE ARE THE FEMALE BATS? ASK BAFFLED HUNTERS
    248 5 WHERE ARE THE FEMALE BATS? ASK BAFFLED HUNTERS CEREMBAN. Thurs. Local hunters, who have been shooting hundreds of flyingloxes in Negri Sembilan in the past 10 days, are curious to know why every one of them is a male. Last night and on Wednesday night, a party of sportsmen shot
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    Govt officers told to cut red tape by Mentri
    111 5 gABAK BERNAM, Thurs.— The Mentri Besar of Selangur Inche Harun bin Haji Idris. yesterday asked Government otticer* in the State to eliminate red tape and work with the quickest means possible. He was addressing members of the Sabak Bemam Rural Development
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    Fined for not renewing his licence
    68 5 PENANO. Thurs— A fisherman, who rode hU> motor cycle on May 20 without renewing hi* ltcencc. lined $30 in the Second Masi^trate s Court here i Chntt Thean Seonn, 21- said he 1 had forgotten the date ol r-x.tlry i of liis licence He
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    That 'lucky' white tortoise brought trouble
    161 5 That 'lucky' white tortoise brought trouble PENANG, Thurs. A white tortoise which was expected to bring good luck to the man who caught it in a stream three days ago has not proved such a lucky omen after all. Yesterday its owner, Mr. Choo Yoon Too. a coffee shop keeper
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    Nurses to meet
    24 5 PENANG. Thurs. The firet annual meeting of the Assistant Nurses' Union will be held at the Kulim Hospital Recreation Club tomorrow.
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    Woman found stabbed in a cemetery
    158 5 PENANG. Thurs. A former searastresv .»liss Tenjc Moi Ying, 32. was found stabbed at a Chinese cemetery in Mount Erskine Road yesterday. An ambulance took her to the General Hospital, where her condition was today reported to be not serious She. has named a
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    RRI branch
    29 5 BATU PAHAT. Wed. The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Ha.v Hassan bin Haji Yunos. will officially open the new Rubber Research Instituted regional office here on Saturday.
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    'Terror of kampong' sent for trial
    220 5 'Terror of kampong' sent for trial OALJNG, Thurs.— Two prosecution witnesses told a preliminary inquiry nere yesterday that a man, accused of arson, had been such a terror ir, Kampong Bokbah. near here, that many families left the village to avoid him. At the end or the inquiry. Abdul Hallm
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    Triple murder charge
    457 7 Kuala Lipis. Thurm, Reminder to pay up $20 over the purchase of a radio set then P.C. came to the shop with a rifle, inquiry told JX)LICE Constable Ismail bin Chatt, 31, who allegedly shot and killed a radio dealer and two others after the dealer had
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    Blowing up operations at Pulau Undan
    76 7 MALACCA. Ttiurs. A learn of mine experts from the head- 1 quarters of the Marine Department in Singapore, will blow up rock and coral formations at Pulau Undnn in the Malacca Straits, from July 6 to 10. This is to make it easier tor
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    Scout rally
    37 7 KLUANG. Thurs.— The Sultan of Johore will present efficiency certificates to 26 senior scouts at the Johore Boy Scouts' Association rally on Aug. 7at the Malay Girls' School here. More than 1.000 scout.s will attend.
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    FOUR HAPPY TEACHERS
    59 7 TMM'R teachers at the r Kampong Bahru National Primary Girls' School, Kuala Lumpur reading the announcement that they will Ret the same pay as men before going to their classes yesterday. From left to right are: Che Zainab Kahar, Che Janiah binte Ilaji Ali. Che Salmiah Salleh
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    Mrs. B commended on union's equal pay success
    479 7 FOUR YEARS OF AGITATION PAYS OFF KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. \IRS. F.R. Bhupalan. president of the Women Teachers' Union, received many congratulatory telegrams today on the success of the union's four years of active agitation for equal pay for women teachers One of
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    Teachers' union meeting
    39 7 BATU PAHAT. Wed. The Malay School Teachers' Union. Johore branch, will hold its annual meeting at, the Mai.iy Teachers' Club here on June 26 The Chief Education Adviser. Inche Aminuddin Baki. ill cieclare open the meetint;.
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    Institute head at Israel due
    53 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The principal of the Afro-Asian Institute for Labour Studies and CoML Mr Akiva E«cr. will arrive here trom Bangkok on June 26 for a short visit Hp vill meet local members of the Isnrli community, the Minislen >l Finance and National Di'VPlopmrnt. co-operative
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    Co-operative dinner
    33 7 SINOAPORK, Thurs. Singapore will celebrate Internationtil Co-operntive Day with a ■w meting 'he Fire Brigade Hall. Tanjong P .ear. on July 4 followed by a buffet dinner in the same hall.
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    Equal pay? Nothing new for Mrs. Ram
    133 7 IPOH Thurs— There is. perhaps, only one woman teacher in Malaya to whom the equal pay schemr announced by the Central Government yenterday did not brine niw m> She is Mrs Ti erath Ram. mlio. as head of the arts section of the
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    Civics course
    24 7 BATU PAHAT. Thurs. The district officer. Inche Talib bin Abu. will open a three-day civics course for 100 people here on Sunday.
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    Equal pay decision hailed by S'pore teachers
    178 7 Equal pay decision hailed by S'pore teachers SINGAPORE, Thurs. Q The Singapore Teachers' Union, today welcomed the Central Government's decision on equal pay for women. The STU general-secre-tary, Mr. Chan Chwee Lim, said: "We congratulate the Malayan teachers in getting parity treatment." He has sent a congratulatory telegram to the
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    'INDUSTRIAL PEACE BUT NOT AT ANY PRICE'
    145 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The President of the Asian Regional Organisation of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, today called on workers to help bridge the gap between the literate and the not-so-llterate to prevent employers from adopting a
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    PROTEST AT SACKING OF FIVE
    137 7 PROTEST AT SACKING OF FIVE IPOH. Thurs. Seventy A workers of Borneo Motors Ltd. here voted vnanimously today for industrial action in protest against the management's decision, to retrench five members of the staff. The workers, all member« of the National Union of Commercial Workers, took the decision at an
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    Teachers' meeting
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Women Teachers' Union (Johore Bahru branch' will hold its annual meeting at the Temmenfr gong Abdul Rahman school at p.m. on Saturday.
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    Dinner date for Mr. Lee
    64 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will be guest of honour at a dinner to be given jointly by eight constituencies at the Badminton Stadium on Saturday. The function given by the Geylang East. Geylang We*:. Mountbatten. Geylang Serai. Joo Chiat, Chang..
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    Constable 3 months' jail for cheating
    378 8 Constable 3 months' jail for cheating Misused trust placed on him, says judge SINGAPORE. Thurs. J^ police constable, who "misused the trust placed on him," was today jailed for three months in the First Criminal District Court for cheating. Constable Teo Tua Ter of the Paya Lebar police station was
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    Jail for man, 73, who molested schoolgirl
    148 8 •vINGAPORE. Thurs. A magistrate today heard how lour Chinatown labourers rallied to the help of a 13-year-old schoolgirl who was being molested by a man of 73. Inspector H. Woodford said. "The lour were chatting ovei drinks at a coffee stall during the
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    Plan for a holiday camp—the first in Malaya
    269 8 Plan for a holiday camp— the first in Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A holiday camp the first in Malaya is provided for in asl million "fiveyear plan" of the Malayan Council for Child Welfare beginning next year. Other amenities, all to be built on a four-acre site In Kampong Pandan.
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    3 from Nanyang graduate in US
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three Nanyang University graduates have graduated from American Universities with Doctor of Philosophy degrees in chemistry. They are Mr. Kow Lip Jen. Mr. I Llau Kwee Liangr and Mr. Lee Jeuy Jong.
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    2,200,000 shares offered to public by Zuellig
    259 8 2,200,000 shares offered to public by Zuellig OINGAPORE, Thurs. The latest company to offer its shares to the Malaysian public is Zuellig (Gold Coin Mills) Ltd.. which today announced the issue of 2.200.000 shares by tender at a minimum of one dollar each The company is manufacturing animal feed in
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    Decree nisi for woman secretary
    86 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Theresa Loh Yeok Nyook, ncretary to the manager of Reuters here, wat granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the High Court today dissolving her nmrriage to Joseph Cheong Thiam Hock, a salesman, on grounds of cruelty. The drcroe is to
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    8 detained
    31 8 SINGAPORE. UMTS. Th« police yesterday detained eight persons in anti-gangster roundssix under the Societies Ordinance, and two under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provision.", i Ordinance. 2.243 people were screened.
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    'Indonesians held in Pulau Lumut'
    86 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —Police today declined to confirm or deny reports that nine Indonesians with a Bren gun and ammunition were captured In Pulau Lumut, off Port Swetten- ham, yesterday. Some sources said the Indonesians had come to Malaya in two boats. Considerable police activity
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    When a new type of war began
    1612 9  - When a new type of war began TED OLSON Any moment, day or nifcht, a sKiver in the air, an aug,er of sound, silence then maybe death... by IN the second week of June, 1944, London was in a state of Euphoria. Allied troops had landed in France. The liberation
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    84 10 it Words %l* fmimhmim) mm. AND MRS. mow Wai Pob and Mr. and Mr*. Wong Kok Cneonx Jotn Mr and Mr* Chung Tat ("hoo and family to thanking all friends and reimive* for iiieir kind attendance*. loli n. c, wreaths and .luring their recent bermveFAMILY OF the late Mr.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 10 M V>nr*t $10 (Mini mam* IN LOVING MEMORY of Vincent Kiow who on 18-*-«3 at Kuigaporc. Kondly remembered by bis beloved
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    121 10 Words SlO Minimum MURRV HURRY HURRY. Only two more day* lei to Imy tickets In the. Donation Pniw in aid of the blind. LADIES!:: Your hair la your crowmni; tiory. Hor expert styllnK, hruabwavtnik. modelling. scientific scalp treatment* eti ring. Louise j Klerk. Telephone J.V»73. Hotel Sine*pura. Orchard Road
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  • The Straits Times Friday, June 19, 1964.
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      Haste And Harmony
      674 10 The road to an integrated Malaysia begins in the classroom, tho Chief Education Officer, Inche Aminuddin Baki, observed in a recent speech to the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club. He went on to say that national unity will be difficult jto achieve so long as classrooms in Malaya,
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      Odd Customs
      363 10 Malaya has come a long way since a schoolboy on the ferry from Penang was taxed on his lunch apple but some odd Customs remain. A poor traveller may be taxed, for I example, because he happens to tarry back into Malaya a can of fruit juice manufactured
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      Safety Belts
      174 10 Dato Sardon's sponsorship of safety belts for motorists should do much to promote 'throughout Malaysia a seriously neglected aspect of road safety. Though the use of these simple devices has been shown in other countries to bring about a considerable reduction in road fatality rates, they are still
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      Crematoria for all
      700 10 I REFER to the letter from "Rationalist" published in your May 23, issue seeking information on the above. Tho Mount Vernon Crematoria were opened for use by all people irrespective of race, creed or religion on October 15, 1962. The answers to questions posed are as follows:
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      GCS exam
      92 10 I CONCUR with the remarks made oy the G.C.B. Clerk appearing m the S.T. of June 13. I may also add here that the majority of the clerks who sat for their clerical examinations possess Cambridge School Certincateo. The clerical examinations result is an insult to their certificates.
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      Estate expats
      73 10 rE recent successful uproar by Malaysian Civil servants over the attempt to increase the salaries of expatriate officers has, at least, drawn forth the remark that expats are a dying race as far as Government Jobs are concerned. Is it not, therefore, time that the European Estate Agency
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    SLEEPY ISLAND DUE TO WAKE UP
    1221 10  - SLEEPY ISLAND DUE TO WAKE UP KEI NILSSON Portuguese Timor lazy paradise forgotten by the outside world by CAST adrift by mutineers, attacked by cannibals, pounded unmercifully by 3,000 miles of open sea, 13 ragged men hauled Iheir longboat up onto the white beach of a forgotten island. It was
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      59 10 THE INCREDIBLE ESCAPE Pfcflurp meant death for his wife and himself. But Rafael Rodriguez had endured enough of Fidel Castro's rotten regime "he wanted to live without fear." Here's the thrfllmg trne story of how a seaman engineered the escaped not only of his family but also of 85 other
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    Thai verification team leader in Singapore
    348 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs r £UK leader of the 32--man Thai verification mission, Lt.-Gen. Surakij Mayalap. arrived in Singapore today with three aides and a physician. They will fly to Kuchlng tomorrow morning. Gen. Surakij, who is thr I>eputy Chief of Staff for Logistics in the
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    Gang attack: Two men on danger list
    77 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two victims of a gang attack at the 8$ mile Chang! Road last night have been placed on the dangerously ill list in the Oeneral Hospital. Thoy are Koh Seng Lai. 21. and Ng Ah Kow. 19. Ng Teck Kwee was
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    Hostel matron charged
    59 11 JOHORE. BAHRU. Thurs. Lily Sarojint Annamalay. 35, matron of Sultan Ibrahim Secondary Girls School hostel, was charged today In the Sessions Court here with criminal breach of trust of $6,552.50 between Jan. 1 and June 16 at the school premises. Annamalay, who lives at Windsor Park, in
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    Aussie troops arrive to help our defence
    389 11 Aussie troops arrive to help our defence Hasluck here to see local conditions SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^EARLY 200 Australian troops with light anti-aircraft guns and equipment were landed at RAAF base at Butterworth this week by the 2 j, 000-ton troop carrier HMAS Sydney. Part of an Australian aid programme, the
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    Resumed hearing
    36 11 SINGAPORE. rtiur* lhe Industrial Arbitration Court will resume hearing the trade dispute between Lindeteves Jacoberg (FE.i Ltd., and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union relating to proposals for collective agreement on July 16
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    Surgeons jubilant over Ceylon gift of sight
    421 11 Surgeons jubilant over Ceylon gift of sight FOUR OPERATIONS ARE SUCCESSFUL, ONE PARTIALLY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Four men in Singapore General Hospital are among the happiest people in the world today. They have every reason to be. For the first time in three years, they are seeing things again thanks to
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    MORE CARS, VEHICLES SWAMP SINGAPORE STREETS
    74 11 MORE CARS, VEHICLES SWAMP SINGAPORE STREETS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The pattern of an increasing number of vehicles swamping the streets of Singapore continued last month, according to official figures for April. The figures showed 702 new cars, bringing the total registered to 89.772. 775 motorcycles, including 83 scooters, (total: 48.034). 929
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    Perak gets new DPP
    51 11 IPOH. Thurs. Inche Abdul Dalm bin Hajl Mohamed Zalnuddin. president of the Sessions Court in Muar. has assumed duties as Deputy Public Prosecutor. Perak. here today, succeeding Inche Mohamed bin Ya'acob He Is the brother of Inche Mohamed Senawl bin Hajl Mohamed Zalnuddln. acting State Secretary.
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    Four charged with murder
    56 11 I SINGAPORE, Thurs. FV>ur men were today charged In a magistrate's court for the murder of Ong Ah Hong, 32. at Upper Aljunled Road on April 4. The accused Koh Teck Kong. Ng Peck Kong. Sect Lav Plan and Lee Huat Kee were remanded The case
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    Secret ballot warning sent to all Singapore trade union officials
    329 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. •PHE Labour Ministry here has warned all trade unions against calling strikes without first taking secret ballots. The warning followed a number of recent strikes called by union leaders without prior secret balloting among the members In one
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    Breakdown on details in rubber wage talks
    241 11 Breakdown on details in rubber wage talks KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Differences in the interpretation of the recommendations of the mediator in the rubber estate wage dispute have led to a breakdown in negotiations between the planting industry and the National Union nf Plantation Workers. The recommendations of the mediator, Raja
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      648 11 I Todays Hadio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE SERVICES: SERVICES: 41.7 and 60.2 metres 41 and 25 metre*. A.M.: b.OO Good Morning. 0.01 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: Morning PTttllda; «.00 News. 7.10 Up And Aoout; 7.30 Ne»e. metre> -7.40 Bicakiu^t, bulletin; i.bii Ud A.M.: 6.00 Prog. Summary; And
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    X-ray men fed up with Ministry's 'illogical attitude'
    305 12 FUA L A LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation X-ray Staff Union, comprising radiographers, X-ray assistants and X-ray developers, said here today that they were "utterly disgusted" and fed up with tho Ministry of Health's attitude towards their claims for overtime compensation. The union
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    A $300,000 lights scheme
    326 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs 14 NEW VILLAGES IN NEGRI SEMBILAN, PAHANG AND KELANTAN WILL BENEFIT A $300,000 scheme to improve electricity supplies to 14 new villages in Pahang, Kelantan and Negri Sembilan, is being carried out by the Central Electricity Board office in Raub. The new villages
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    Teacher is granted a decree nisi
    91 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A teacher. Tan Oek Kai. who brought divorce proceedings against his wife. Chua Lang Hiang, on grounds of desertion, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the High Court today. The decree Is to be made absolute at the
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    Teacher gets scholarship
    51 12 IPOH. Thurs. Francis Jeyaraj. 21, a temporary teacher at Batu Oajah. has been awarded a fiveyear Indian Government scholarship to study medicine. He passed the Higher School Certificate examination at Anderson School here in 1962. and went to teach at his old school. Sultan Yussuf School. Batu
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    WELFARE: KHAN TO MAKE SPOT CHECK IN BORNEO
    162 12 WELFARE: KHAN TO MAKE SPOT CHECK IN BORNEO IPOH. fhurs.— The Ministry of Welfare Services has embarked on a two-point programme, the first of which is to expand its activities to the Borneo States of Malaysia. The other is to "make things look brighter for those in need." said the
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    Special Branch detain two
    37 12 TAIPING. Thurs. Special Branch police detained two youths here under the Internal Security Art early this week. They are Kum Lung Keong. 25. member of the Socialist Front. and loan Chuen Loy. 25.
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    Finding out response to Japan's own Pease Corps
    228 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A severv man delegation have come here from Japan to sound out the resj ponse to the proposed Japanese "Peace Corps." The leader. Mr. S. Kawano, an M.P.. said today: "The idea is to send out young Japanese men
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    MTUC seminar
    29 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Ma > sian Trades Union Oomw* will hold a two-day seminar on publications and communications at Plantation House. Pet&lin,; Java, on Saturday and Sunday.
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    POLITICIANS IGNORE MEDICAL ADVICE
    282 12 By-election rallies in full swing in cholera-infected Bachok KOTA BHARU. Thurs |"|ESPIT£ advice given by the Kelantan Cholera Epidemic Control Committee political parties are holding election rallies nightly in Bachok district for the Parliamentary by-election. Bachok is a cholera Infected area. Early this month, the chairman
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    SAFETY BELTS AND HELMETS FOR ALL VEHICLES MOVE
    310 12 SAFETY BELTS AND HELMETS FOR ALL VEHICLES MOVE KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T<HE chairman of the Road Safety Council, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said today motor dealers might be advised to sell safety belts and crash helmets as standard fittings to vehicles they sell. Dato Sardon said that the council,
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    Newspaper pay case settled
    124 12 Newspaper pay case settled KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A civil suit against the Malayan Times for not paying their salary to two members of the staff was struck off in a magistrate's court today because it was settled out of court. Sam.im Mohamed Amin and Dcv Shridhar, both joum with the
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    Association fetes MPs. Assemblymen
    79 12 ALOR STAR. rbim. I:r Members of Parliament and sit State Assembl\...en in Kerlali anu Perils were entertained .o < innei by the Kedah and Perils Ki-. Millers' Association here last nigh! Trie guests were Mr. L:ni Prs Huang and Mr Tai Kwan* Yeang (both MPsi and
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    Typewriter theft
    41 12 IPOH. Thurs. Mrs. J. E. Yates. 31. wife of a major of the 1 7th Gurkha Rifles based here, has reported to the police that a portable typewriter worth $200 was stolen from her house In Lasam Aveirat yesterday.
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    $24,000 wing for school
    38 12 KAJANG. Thurs. The Assistant Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. will open the 134,000 extension to the Dengkll Chinese School at Dengkll on July S. The extension has six classrooms lor 200 piiDil*.
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    New clubhouse
    31 12 MALACCA. Thurs.— The Minisert of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, will open the Malacca High School Old Boys' Association club-house at Koon Chen? Road at 7.45 p..r< on Saturday.
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      284 12 Straits Times Crossword I R I M TIP Hi ~~IM~ I ACROSS over fifty (I). i 7. Quit without it very obvious- 11. Get Its stars organised by ly against going? That is tbe makers of master plans ill), question! (5). 13 Many returned pointlessly set 8. Brown, towards the
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    Servicemen offer to re-employ amahs, but at less pay
    327 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE War Department Civilian Staff Association here claimed today that British Services' families had offered re-employment at reduced pay to some of the 3,000 amahs to be discharged by the British War Department on June 26. Mr. Ng
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    Operation on wounded Filipino in Sandakan
    91 13 Operation on wounded Filipino in Sandakan fESSELTON. Thurs. A ,J seriously wounded Filipino believed to be a pirate, has been admitted to hospital in Sandakan Police said the seaman was escorted by Philippines authorities to Sandakan. He had a gunshot wound near the heart and underwent an emergency operation at
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    Charged with bicycle theft
    69 13 PENANO. Thurs. Ong (Cheng Beng. 18. of West Jelutong was today charged in the First Magistrate's Court with stealing a bicycle from the General Hospital compound on Feb. 20. Ong faced an alternative charge of dishonestly retaining the bicvcie. valued at $40. while knowing It to
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    Patriotic Fund variety show
    50 13 PENANQ. Thurs. Two Him stars, P. Ramlee and Saloma. are among several well-known oertormers who will appear In a variety concert to be staged at the Chinese Girls Hleh School bere on Aug. 6. The show. Blntara 1964. is In aid of the National Patriotic Fund.
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    MILLION-AYEAR PAY CLAIM IN PENANG
    122 13 MILLION-A-YEAR PAY CLAIM IN PENANG I>ENANG. Thurs.— The Pen*ang Port Commission Employees' Union has submitted salary claims on behalf of its 1,500 members which, if accepted, will cost the Port Commission an additional 5i. 000.000 a year. The union will hold a special meeting this month to seek a mandate
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    Umno fetes departing MP
    71 13 PENANO. Thurs Members of the executive committee of the Penang Umno Division last night held a dinner at Umno Hall here In honour of the divisional youth leader. Inetie Ismail bin Idrts. who Is leaving for Britain tomorrow to attend the Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference In London
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    3,000 acres in Muar to be brought under double cropping
    142 13 3,000 acres in Muar to be brought under double cropping MUAR, Thursday. TJHE Agriculture Department will introduce double cropping next year in more than 3.000 acres of padi land here an agriculture officer Inche Mohamed Noor bin Ismail, said today. The land covers Sawah Ring, Sungel Balang. Telok Rimba. Kesang
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    100 Japanese cadets due
    57 13 SINGAPORE. Thuro. About 100 Japanese cadets In the trainIng ship Hokuto Mam are due to arrive here from Darwin, Australia, tomorrow for a short visit. They will be given a buffet party at the residence of the Consul-Ge-neral for Japan, at Tyersall Road tomorrow night. The
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    For arbitration
    40 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister lor Labour has referred to arbitration the trade dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and the National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd., over a collective agreement, and the reinstatement of two dismissed employees.
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    Gun licences: The dates in Seremban
    109 13 Gun licences: The dates in Seremban SLKKMfcSAW. Ihura TIM OCPD. ocreinban. Deputy Supt. Abdul M.i'iU om Hau lamail, na£ asked lor the co-opera-tion ol gnu-owners in renewing their gun licences .rom 8.30 a.m. to noon next month in the Seremban district. The following are the dates for renewing gun licences:
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    "Robin Hood of Kerala'
    53 13 KUALA LUMPUR, nuir*. n.* Kairali Arts Club will stage a Malayalam play. "Kayamkulam Kochunni". at the Town Hall bert at 8 p.m. on Saturday. The Story depicts the life of a fearless young Muslim Known as "the Robin Hood of Kerala." who plundered the rich to
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    Good work awards for Base men
    256 13 QINGAPORE. Thurs. Testimonials for long and loyal service, awarded by the British Army Commander of the Far East Land Forces, to local staff simultaneous with the Queen's birthday honours each year, were presented to 24 members of the staff of units working within Singapore
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    125 13 THEY DASH OUT— THEN HOUSE COLLAPSES ABOUT 180 people were made homeless by a 60 tn.p.h. Kale wbicb swept the Labu Kubone rice-bowl of L"wer Perak. 1") miles from Telak Anson. on Wednesday eveninc There were no serious casualties. In the half-hour storm during which hailstones fell.
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    Klang to spend $3 mil. on new drains to end flooding
    165 13 Klang to spend $3 mil. on new drains to end flooding KLANG, Thursday. 'THE Klang Town Council will spend nearly $3 million on a new drainage scheme in the Klang and Port Swettenham area. The first phase of the i scheme has been started in Klang North. This will cost
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    Minister to open union seminar
    99 13 ITUALA LUMUPUR. Thur« Ttw I"• Minister of Information and I Broadcasting, inclie s*-nu bin Abdul Rahman, will open a twoday seminar on 'Trade union publications and communications* 1 a. Plantation House. Petattnf Jaya. at 9.30 a.m. on Saturday. Speakers will include thp sec-retary-gene r;<l of
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    19 13 IPOH. Thurs— The Prrak Sttta Legislative Assembly will meet at the State Secretariat here am July 4
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    Ship services to Borneo increased
    156 14 Ship services to Borneo increased 'pilK Straits Steamship Co. Lid., in response to the Singapore Government's call to promote tourism, is stepping up its activities. The company has increased its passenger service between Singapore and Malaysian Borneo ports to promote increased two-way visits. The company has recently incorporated the Rajah
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    NEW MASIA AMANO DIVISION —CHIEF
    123 14 NEW MASIA AMANO DIVISION —CHIEF- A SALES representative of Masia. Ltd.. Mr. Tang Kok Chew. 28 (above), has returned from Japan where he spent six weeks attending a sales promotion and servicing course at the Amano Special Machinery Co. in Yokohama. His trip was sponsored by the Japanese company following
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    148 14 SIME DARBY OFFERS NEW EARTH MOVERS SINGAPORE'S earthmovlng .specialists, the Sitne Darby Tractor Division, recently brought Into the local market several units ol Caterpillar 966- A articulated wheel loaders. The 966-B i» the latest addition to the wheel loader range and replaces the 966-A. It features a six-cylinder dlesel engine
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    78 14 Australia's new trade advocate MR. LEX BIOW (MOON (above), who has been appointed marketing officer at the Australian Trade Commission, Singapore. Mr. Lee who nas nad considerable experience in Singapore's commercial world, has a wide knowledge of a variety of products exported by Australia. He has travelled extensively in Malaysia
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    187 14 The flying red horse returns rpHE first service stations to 1 be opened In Malaysia under Mobil Oil Malya Ltd's re-entry plans have begun operations in Singapore and Johore The stations, at Pasir Panjang and Kota Tlnggi. are operated by fully trained local stall and are equipped to provide full
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    106 14 Mr. H. Wilkinson. CM O a managing director of the Royal Dutch, Shell group of companies has, been given ,i knighthood by Queen Elizabeth. The uward «M announced m her frthdav honour* list. In tOt early ci. v- \x itn SheU Mr Wilkinson served in Miiaya and
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    197 14 AMERICANS START A CONCRETE PROJECT THE first Malaysian industrial venture of the recently -formed Asian American Investment Corporation will be a siiOO.ooo concrete masonry plant to be erected and in production in September at Kuala Lumpur. Announcing this today, Asian American's newlyarrived managing director. Mr. James L. Coble, said that
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      56 14 MR. A. F. LINTON, Notionol Cash Register Co. electronic doto processing odviser for the Far East, with headquarter' ot Malaysia, recently attended a two-week doto processing seminar in Dayton, Ohio, home office of NCR. Mr. Linton is shown addressing the gathering of over 70 data
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      313 14 THE Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and Finance Corporation of Australia Ltd. (known in Australia as F.C.A.) have jointly sponsored the formation of a new finance company in Malaysia. The company Malaysian Australian Finance Co. Ltd. has been registered in Malaysia and offices are being
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      GROWING NEED FOR BUSINESS SECURITY IN MALAYSIA
      351 14 GROWING NEED FOR BUSINESS SECURITY IN MALAYSIA INHERE is in Malaysia today a growing need for effective commercial and industrial security, according to Col. D.H. Duke, a director of Securicor Ltd.. the world's largest private security service organisation. I Holivprv nf fajili In transit The need, he said, arises from
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      Bank established
      66 14 The Eastern B.mk Ltii. Sinemporr. announces the establishment ot the Commercial Banlc S.A.L m Tripoli. Libya, w.th m authorised capital of one million Libyan pounds, of which 250. 0u0 Libyan pounds has been subscribed. 61 per cent by Libyan interests and the balance by the Chartered Rink and
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    106 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs— IndusI iriirtß were steadier with > moves more in balance. Leaders. however, were again irregular I with BHP actively lower to 55/-. Base metals and oils mostly gained Santos was an 1/' to 21/3. but AOG lost 1/- to 22/6. Loans were firm. C.R.A. S4/10 Mount
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    237 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June la. Three months INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 eta. al. Containers 13 ct« Dunlops 15 eta. McAJister 13 cts. City Dtv. 7 cts. M. Invest. 14 cts. B, smelters 28 eta. 0.C.8.C. 22 CU. Kirn 17 cts. KoLhmana 11 eta. Fed. Dlap. 14 eta. Robinsons 14 eta.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 16 /■HINESE Produco Cxefiantje, Slnga- poro noon prices per picul yeater>la»: Coconut oil: bum S47| nrllere, drum SSOi eellera. Copra: June/July UK/Cootlneot: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok wute 5133 aeliera. Sarawak white 1324 aellera. special Sarawak black (102t sellers, garbled Lanipong black IlOTe aellera. ASTA 1120 Maaaam Singapere Coconut Oil Mlllera'
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 JUNE 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 673 cents (unchanged). TIN: 5606.50 a picul (up S7). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).
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    TINS UP, DOWN ON STOCK MOVE: HOTELS EASE
    698 16 From Our Market Correspondent miN SHARES advanced 1 again on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday morning, but came back in the afternoon on uneasiness over the latest American stockpile news. There was a further recession among new issues, but leading industrials were
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stork Indices Mine IX June 18. •Industrials: i.i.VJK 105 40 Tin>: 131.87 132.45 S rubbers: tt&Gt 105.22 In 3d. ltd ioo l>n\ 29. !<♦«:' 100
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    937 16 ("'OMBINI2D business In the Singapore and Kuaw Lumpur trading rooms ot the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of Jimres traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Uunlopi Itl.UOO) PLM: F. and N. ards il.OOO) 53.4&: Gammon (1.UO0) $3.44 cum-all: Hume (M) il.OOO) $2.03; Motel Singapura 12.000) 9H cents. (1.000) 87
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 17 JULY first grad* rubber buyers f.e.b. closed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yeaterday at 67 i cents par lt>., unchanged on Wednesday's 1 losing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prtcit In contt per Ib. yotterday: Int. 1
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    172 17 CHIPS lying alongtide the Singapere Harbeur wharvos er expected today an: President Taft 1/2, City of I*l- Afltilochus 8/9. Bengloe v) ii, Kamocawa Maru IS, Pagan 2:1 24, Star Arcturus 25/26. Hskuhessn Maru 29/30. Eastern Ranger 31/32, Brnloyal 33/34. Memnon 35/36, Bennarhie 3S/39, Vietnam 42/43, Straat Colombo
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    39 17 'PHE Malayan Exehsnge Banks 1 «■>•• 1 cistion mode these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates ti. 1100): Soiling TT er OD ready: Holland Cuildors 1171: Belgian France 1612; Frtnch Fn*ne 15SJ; Italian Lire 202JU.
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    H.K. RATES
    35 17 frea exchange msrktt In Honi; Konc yesterday the U.S. dollar is quoted at 8.74* for TT and ft. 73| for cash. Sterling was quoted at 15.97 and em taol ef (.old at 248t.
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    Tin through $600 mark: Stock sale approved
    476 17 Mr. Norman Cleaveland, president of the only American tin producer In Malaysiu. Pucilic Tin Consolidated, told the committee his company did not oppose the release, but he urged the utmost caution. "Long-range continuity of both favourable prii-cj and political stability i are needed
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      310 17 I Continued from Page 101 SITUATIONS VACANT 211 Word* %S (Mtn.)— Box SO ets. txtrm CARPENTER WANTED for furniture itc. Apply P.O. Box 221, Ipoh. COOK CENERAL AMAH wanted live In Holland VlllaKr area. Tucker, 29K CM Tionir Ham I'ark. Spore *****. WANTED AMBITIOUS SALESLADIES between 30 43 yrs. by
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      867 17 SITUATIONS VACANT M Words SS (Ml*.)— Box M ets. oxtrm i PART-TIME FEMALE CLERK able to read and write Mandarin with typing experience. Apply: Katong. P.O. Box 26, Singapore. i.\ (Applications only from District 14 or 15). ESTABLISHED FIRM of Professional Accountants require Chartered or Certified Accountants. View of partnership
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      1004 17 HIRE PURCHASE to Words SS (Ml*.)— Box SO ets. txtrm MOTOROLA/BLUE SPOT T.V. Kasy Payment. Ray-Tech. Radio. 13. Selecie House. Tel: ***** (Spore 7>. SIERA T.V. on easy payment Contact Hi Fl Traders. 59 South Bridge Road, Singapore. Telephone *****. TNONC HUAT MOTOR finance Ltd.. finance Hire Purchase on Cars
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      1079 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE 20 Words SS (Ml*.) Bom SO rts. txtrm FASTEST ITALIAN SPORTS M/ Cycle Guul 125 cc. Ust Price 11.375/-. Call st Associated Auto Co. Ltd.. 371 '373 Serangoon Road. B'pore. Tele. *****. 1M2'63 VAUXHALL Roper 14.100/--o n.o. 1961 Volkswagen $3,900/- 0.n.0. Both excellent condition. Contact Tel: (Spore)
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      892 17 MISCELLANEOUS M Words SS (mllm.y—Box SO ets. txtrm SPRAY-PAINTINC/REPAIRI refrigerators within 5 hours customers house Telephone (Spore) *****. SALES SERVICES Outboard Motors/ Boats Accessories Boat Moorings Singapore Boatrl 463H9 (B'pore). CAK OWNER on leave willing lenu car to experienced and careful driver. Interested please write Box A 6150 S.T. Spore.
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      711 17 COLD STORAGE HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in England) NOTICK IS HEREBY QIVEN that at the Annual Gencnti Meeting of the Company to be held on the 26th July, 1964 the Directors will recommend lor approval payment of a Pin,.. Dividend of b'-c. less 40% BsOgapore Income Tax, in respect ol the
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      Lock icon New hope for South Africa
      527 18 But they still have to show that they're against racial discrimination —Marquess I ONDON, Thurs. The question of whether South Africa will be allowed to compete in the Olympic Games in Tokyo in October is expected to be decided at a meeting of the International
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      Lock icon Sedgman attacks 'hypocrisy of amateur tennis'
      213 18 Sedgman attacks 'hypocrisy of amateur tennis' 'Clean up' call to LTA of Australia SYDNEY, Thursday. PROFESSIONAL Frank Sedgman today attacked the "hypocrisy of amateur tennis" and called on the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia to "clean up the game once and for all." Sedgman, 36. a former Aus- i tralian
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      Lock icon TERRELL WINS
      34 18 MIAMI BEACH, Thurs. Ernie Terrell, a leading challenger for Cassias Clay's world heavyweight crown, gained his tenth consecutive win here last night with a unanimous ten-round points decision over Jefferson Davis. Reuter.
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      Angry umpire stages a walkout
      96 18 Angry umpire stages a walkout LONDON. Thurs. —An angrr umpire walked off the court in the final set of the match between Anna Dmitrieva (Russia) and Elizabeth Starkie (Britain* in the London grass court tennis championships at Queen's Club yesterday. The umpire. Geoffrey Bardsley, stalked away at 2-2 in the
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      64 18 BARCELONA. Thurs. The Soviet Union, holders, qualified to meo: Spain in the European Na Lion's Cup soccer final when they beat Denmark 3-0 in their yeml-nnal here last night. The Russians led 2-0 at half-time. Spain defeated Hungary 2-1 after extra time In the o;her
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      Lock icon HEATLEY SETS MARATHON MARK
      41 18 HEATLEY SETS MARATHON MARK OASIL Heatley en- ters Chi s w ick Stadium to make his final lap ar<l win the Kinnaird Trophy marathon race from Windsor to Chiswick in the new world's best time of 2hr 13min 55sec. Reuter picture.
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      GSSC OFFICIALS
      35 18 BATU GAJAH. Thurs. Wan Sidlk bin Wan Abdul Rahman was elected chairman of the Government Servants Sports Club here. Other office-bearers: Vlce-pre.-i--dent Zainal Abldin bin Haji Nordin. secretary S. Jeganathan. treasurer John Ho.
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      Lock icon MARGARET GETS A TOUGH OPENING MATCH
      487 18 The Wimbledon draw I ONDOM. Thurs. —I 1 J Margaret Smith. Australian holder of the women's singles and top-seeded for this year's Wimbledon lawn tennis championships which begin on, Monday, had a tough opening match when the draw was made yesterday. After a first
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      338 18 Notts in batting collapse again COUNTY CRICKET T ONDON, Thurs. 1 1 yet another dismal low scoring effort. Nottinghamshire were dismissed for 49 by the county championship leaders Warwickshire in the first day's play of their match at Trent Bridge yesterday. It was the sixth time this season that Nottinghamshire
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      79 18 ATHENS. Thurs. Some 25--000 football fans set fire to a stadium here last night. Police said the fans were incensed because they thought the mateh a semifinal of the Greek Cvp had been "fixedSpectators tore down the fences, surged across the pitch and broke into the club
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      577 18 TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF SABAH SANDAKAN WATER SI'PPLY OARINONO SCHEME CONTRACT NO. 2— TREATMENT PLANT Tenders are invited for the ■upply, delivery, complete erection, setting to work and maintenance ol a water treatment plant for the above scheme. The plant required will have a nominal rating of 5 m.g.d. and
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      543 18 J.K.R. NEGERI SEMBILAN TENDER NOTICE Tenders will oe received from Registered P.WX). Contractors in C and above .jp to 12.00 Noon on 23-6-64. at tht Office of tiic Jurutera Negeru Negeri SemI bilan. Seremban [or:- THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF ONE RURAL SUB-HEALTH I CENTRE, a CLASS F QRS. 4
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      720 18 NOTICES AUCTION SALE OF VALUABI.t: SINGAPORE PKOPEKTII.S To be held at our vilrroom Noa, 14/16 Robinson Kd. Singaporr ON THURSDAY 25th JUNK, 1564 at 2.30 P.M. Kstatr of Shaik Kamzan bio Abdullah Basaram. deed. Nos. 11. P 15 KELANTAN RD. Freehola. Area 807 sq.ft. Total Monthly Rent 5195. Nos. 25
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      836 18 1 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE THE LAND (GROUP SETTLEMENT AREARS) ACT. 196* PI LAI FRINGE SCHEME Tenders will be received at the Office of the Collector of Land Revenue. Johore Bahru. up ie 12.00 upon on Tuesday. 23rd June, 1964, for clean burning, clean clearing and everything else not previously carried
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    312 21 PUTRA GOLF Ayyaroo and Gaston to tee off ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. I. Ayyaroo (Malaya) and Alan Gaston (the Philippines) will be the first to tee off in the South East- Asia amateur golf championship for the Putra Trophy which begins here next Wednesday. Five teams Singapore, South Vietnam, Thailand, the
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    'NEW LOOK' RACING CALENDAR IS PROPOSED
    366 21 'NEW LOOK' RACING CALENDAR IS PROPOSED J^LALA LUMPUR Thurs. The MRA may adopt sweepchanges in the Racing Calendar for 1965. The MRA at their next delegates' meeting in August are to consider proposals for THE ABOLITION of midweek racing, making each race meeting a four-day affair over two weekends (Saturday
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    Lock icon Zaleucus—by a head
    58 21 Zaleucus— by a head LONDON, Thurs.— ln a thrilling photo-finish Zaleucus (100-7) won the Royal Hunt Cut run over one mile at Royal Ascot yesterday. Gelert (66-1) was second and Emerald Cross (22-1) third of 30 runners. St. Gulliver, the favourite at (00-9 was unplaced. Zaleucus won by a head
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    Anuar in smart afternoon trial
    164 21 On the track KUALA LUMPUR, Thun. It was gallops in the afternoon here today as rain washed out trackwork in the morning. Theie was a good turnout of horses from 3 p.m. but the going was soft and only a few were given fast work.
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    Shahrin enters quarter-finals
    52 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Shahrin Osman. the favourite .tntered the men's singles quarter-finals in the Singapore hard court tennis championships today. He beat O. H. Wong 6-1. 7-5. Shahrin and TS. Kirn reached the semi-finals of the men's doubles when they beat Hoe Heng Khim and Hauw Hun Khing
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    338 21 S AF A prepare for Aw Cup match SOCCER SINGAPORE, Thursday. SINGAPORE players will be brought to peak form by a series of representative matches before they defend the Aw Hoe Cup against Hong Kong FA on July 4. SAFA vice-president P. Suppiah said today. Mr. Suppiah said that Singapore
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    292 21 TENNIS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Malaysia may not be represented as a single country but as Singapore, Malaya and Sarawak for the last time at the seventh Asian Table Tennis championships at Seoul, South Korea, from Sept. 25 to Oct. 4 Although the Table
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    137 22 Japanese car firm studying Malaysian offer rpOKYO, Thurs. One of Japan's leading automobile producers disclosed today that it was studying a Malaysian offer to exempt duties on automobile parts imported for assembling in Malaysia. The Nissan Automobile Co. spokesman .->aid •'Malaysia is one of the prospective markets in South-east Asia
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    24 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Television Malaysia (Singapura) will broadcast over Channel 5 on Sunday at 6.50 p.m. a programme on farming in Singapore.
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    386 22 LONDON. Thurs. aiR Alec- Douglas- Home, the British Prime Minister, said tonight he had always thought a final settlement of the MalaysiaIndonesia problem would be covered broadly by "Maphilindo" an economic and political and perhaps a defence plan covering the security of Malaysia,
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    114 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. I /'ime 700 members of the i Singapore Traction Company i Employees' Union met this afternoon to protest against a •slanderin<j remark" about a union executive council member allegedly made by a company engineer, and the company's delay In sending i an apology The
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    35 22 TWO THAI ARMY officers (with armbands) at Tebedu, where they set up a checkpoint for verification of the withdrawal of Indonesian guerillas yesterday. With them are Malaysian escorts. Straits Times picture.
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    876 22 Sale of an extra 98,000 tons from stockpile will begin late next year I KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. TIN circles here today said that the excra 98.000 tons of stockpile tin approved yesterday by America for disposal should have no effect on the
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    29 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Association of Singapore Radiographers will hold its first conference and exhibition on medical radiography at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Aug. 1 and 2.
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    34 22 LONDON. Thurs. Sir Henry Spurrier, president of Britain's giant Leyland Motor Corporation, died at his home in Lancashire last night, one day after his 66th birthday, the company announced today.— Reuter.
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    352 22 LONDON. Thurs— Closing middle prices oi selected stocks not including stamp duty were* K.L.-Kepong a/0% Kullm 1 4' 3 i.edang Babru 3/0% Linggl 5 9 +/0% Malacca 38 fi Port Olckson Lukut 3/9 Seafleld 3/6 United Sua Betong 50/8 BONES Anglo-American £10 1/16 De Beers
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    71 22 DARWIN, Thurs. The development of a new anti-submarine weapon now ready for service would put the Royal Australian Navy "ship for ship" ahead of any Navy in the world, the Minister for Supply. Mr. Alan Fairhall. said here tonight. He told reporters that the new weapon named
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    34 22 LONDON. Thurs. Rain caused early close in following cricket matches: Oxford:- Oxford U. 157. Derbyshire 101-9. Peterborough: Lancashire 203 and 45-1 Northamptonshire 55. Tunbridcc Wells: No play. Kent 183-8 <i Somerset.
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    46 22 ALOYSIUS DOSS. *«Ed 7. Cowrn■Mrt paoataoer, pained ay vie- Ht Si. M.ihmls Church on 19-6-64 at I p.m MR. KOH LOCK NUM pUMi .iv.ay on lt-6-64 leaving In-hind beloved, wife, 3 *on». 3 daughter*. MO-ID-1 rral Saturday 20-6-64 at 1.00 p.m. 7, Lowland Road. S'jiorr.
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